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Mystery in China's meat block
The bill could skyrocket if tonnes of NZ meat continues to be blocked at China's borders.
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Mystery in China's meat block
The bill could skyrocket if tonnes of NZ meat continues to be blocked at China's borders.
NZ meat kept off the shelves
Chinese supermarkets are beginning to run out of New Zealand beef and lamb as Kiwi meat remains stuck at ports.
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